Sheikh Azizur Rahman (known as Shawkat Osman; 2 January 1917 – 14 May 1998) was a Bangladeshi novelist and short story writer.[1] He won the Bangla Academy Literary Award in 1962, the Ekushey Padak in 1983 and the Independence Day Award in 1997.[2][3][4]
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Osman was born in Sabalsinghapur, Hughli, West Bengal. Osman was educated at the Aliah University, and at the St. Xavier's College, Calcutta from where he graduated in 1938. He then earned his master's in Bengali literature from the University of Calcutta in 1941.[1]
Career
Osman migrated to East Pakistan (present-day Bangladesh) after the partition of India in 1947. He started teaching at Chittagong Commerce College.[1] He then served as a faculty member at Dhaka College during 1959–1972.[1]
Literature
Osman's first prominent novel was Janani, a portrait of the disintegration of a family because of the rural and urban division. In Kritadasher Hashi (Laugh of a Slave), Osman explored the darkness of contemporary politics and reality of dictatorship.[1]
Family
Osman's son Yafes Osman is the incumbent Science and Technology minister of Bangladesh.[5]
Awards
Bangla Academy Literary Award (1962)
Adamjee Literary Award (1966)
President Award (1967)
Ekushey Padak (1983)
Mahbubullah Foundation Prize (1983)
Muktadhara Literary Award (1991)
Independence Day Award (1997)
Literary works
Novels
Boni Adam (1943)
Janani (1958)
Kritadaser Hasi (1962)
Samagam (1967)
Chaurasandhi (1968)
Raja Upakhyan (1971)
Jahannam Haite Biday (1971)
Dui Sainik (1973)
Nekre Aranya (1973)
Patanga Pinjar (1983)
Rajsakkhi (1985)
Jolangi (1986)
Puratan Khanjar (1987)
Short stories
Pinjrapol (1358)
Junu Apa o Anyanya Galpo (1358)
Sabek Kahini (1953)
Prostor Phalok (1964)
Upolakso (1965)
Netrapath (1968)
Ubhosringo (1375)
Janmo Jadi Tabo Bange (1975)
Monib o Tahar Kukur (1986)
Iswarer Protidandi (1990)
Bigata Kaler Galpo (1986)
Dramas
Amlar Mamla (1949)
Taskar o Laskar (1953)
Baghdader Kabi (1359)
Daktar Abdullahr Karkhana (1973)
Tinti Chhoto Natak (1989)
Purna Swadhinata Churna Swadhinata (1990)
Memoires
Kalratri Khandachitra (1986)
Swajan Sangram (1986)
Children literature
Oten Saheber Banglow (1944)
Etimkhana (1955)
Chhotoder Nanagalpo (1969)
Digbaji (1964)
Prize o Anyanyagalpo (1969)
Tara Dui Jan (1944)
Ksude Socialist (1973)
Katha Rachanar Katha (1389)
Panchasangi (1975)
Itihas Bistarito (1985)
Mosquitophone
Translation
Panchti Natak ( from Molière 1965)
Time Machine ( from H.G. Wells 1959)
Panchti Kahini ( from Leo Tolstoy 1959)
Spainer Chhotogalpo (1372)
Prithibir Rangomonche Manush: Santaner Swikarokti ( Amrita Pritom 1985)
Nisso 1948
Editor
Fazlul Huquer Galpo (1983)
Non-fiction
Samudra Nadi Samarpito (1973)
Sangskritir Charai Utrai (1985)
Muslim Manoser Rupantar (1986)
Bhab Bhasha Bhabna (1974)
Nashta tan Ashta Bhan (1986)
Haptam Pancham (1957)
Pitripurusher Pap (1986)
Ebong Tin Mirza (1986)
References
Islam, Sirajul (2012). "Osman, Shawkat". In Islam, Sirajul; Huq, Syed (eds.). Banglapedia: National Encyclopedia of Bangladesh (Seconded.). Asiatic Society of Bangladesh.
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